The Who, Why, What & How of ISO 19650
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Paul Shillcock is an authority on information management and BIM, having authored ISO 19650-2 and co-authored PAS 1129-2 and PD 19650. Paul is the Managing Director of Operam where he provides strategic advice on BIM and ISO 19650. He is also the Founder of Operam Academy, an online resource providing training and certification on ISO 19650.
Paul Shillcock
Managing Director, Operam Academy
Session Overview
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few years, you will have heard the number 19650 dropped into conversations around BIM and digital engineering. But what is ISO 19650, why do we need standards and why should you care? Find out the answers to these questions and more with this engaging presentation from Paul Shillcock, the co-author of PAS 1192-2 and author of ISO 19650-2.
What You’ll Learn
- An overview of the ISO 19650 series
- Why it was developed and its importance to your role and industry
- What is included in the 19650 series and how you can apply it
- An overview of the Information Management Process and Common Data Environment (CDE)
Paul Shillcock
Managing Director, Operam Academy
Paul Shillcock is an authority on information management and BIM, having authored ISO 19650-2 and co-authored PAS 1129-2 and PD 19650. Paul is the Managing Director of Operam where he provides strategic advice on BIM and ISO 19650. He is also the Founder of Operam Academy, an online resource providing training and certification on ISO 19650.
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